Savannah

We love to plan trips around food and culture and Savannah has it all. Nicknamed “Hostess City of the South” because this walkable city is full of sweet southern hospitality, cultural experiences and a next level food and beverage scene (“cups to go” are a thing here!) . The only month we might recommend staying away would be August when it is insanely hot. Favorite months to visit are March/April and September/October. We like experiencing Savannah without a car- the city is best experienced on your feet and there is always Uber/Lyft if your legs give out or for any further away destinations you may want to visit.
Here are a few our our favorite ways to savor Savannah.

Savannah, with its captivating history and picturesque streets, offers the perfect setting for an unforgettable girls' weekend getaway! The city effortlessly combines a mix of relaxing and exciting activities that cater to various interests and, most importantly, satisfy all taste buds. Renowned as a culinary destination, Savannah has earned fame for its warm Southern hospitality, trendy restaurants, delightful cafes and rooftop lounges boasting scenic views. Whether you're seeking history, relaxation, vibrant nightlife or culinary delights, Savannah has it all!

Savannah is somewhat affectionately known as Charleston's little sister, but it certainly packs a punch of its own with fascinating history, varied and delicious cuisine and an abundance of greenery and sunshine. Savannah is a river-front city with no shortage of rooftop bars to take in the view. Savannah is also the perfect pitstop on your way to Montage Palmetto Bluff, Hilton Head Island or even its big sister!

There’s never a bad time to visit Savannah, but we’ve found Georgia’s low country to be the perfect family retreat for ringing in the new year. It’s a destination made for slowing down, exploring Savannah’s cobblestoned squares, strolling the beaches of the Golden Isles and indulging in Southern comfort food. Great for a couple’s getaway or a multigeneration family vacation, you can truly choose your own adventure in Savannah.

Savannah, Georgia is a city that is full of history, charm and delicious food. There are so many great restaurants to choose from when visiting this southern state, but here are the best places I dined at during my *most delicious* New Year's Eve trip in Savannah!

My girlfriends from college and I try to do a girls trip twice a year, each trip visiting a different city that none of us have ever been to. We decided upon Savannah, which was the perfect destination for a two-day trip. Savannah is a super-walkable, beautiful city with amazing food and drinks.

I love Charleston, but have always wanted to explore more of the Southern Lowcountry that encompasses Georgia and South Carolina. After extensive research, I crafted an itinerary that included sightseeing, historical architecture, beautiful low-country beaches and, of course, amazing food! There is so much to see in Savannah and the surrounding Sea Islands and that is where we started. However, you can start in either Savannah or Charleston.

New to Savannah's scene in 2024 is Hotel Bardo, housed in a beautiful, historic building just steps from Forsyth Park. Bardo calls itself part urban resort, part neighborhood clubhouse, with Club Bardo welcoming both hotel guests and local members. You feel as though you are stepping in to the most stately of mansions, and then upon entry, are greeted by bright colors, unique design and a fun, upbeat vibe. Hotel Bardo is a must stay on your next trip to Savannah!